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  Cardiac Concerns Not High on Women’s Lists: Survey

  Results suggest heart disease is invisible to most American women, even though it's their No. 1 killer

  • Posted November 8, 2015
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  Home Cooking May Help Keep Type 2 Diabetes at Bay

  Study finds it was linked to fewer sugar-sweetened beverages, lower weight

  • Posted November 8, 2015
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  ‘Practical’ Walking Boosts Heart Health, Studies Find

  Living in walkable community, commuting via public transportation linked to lower blood pressure

  • Posted November 8, 2015
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  Donor Kidneys More Likely to Be Discarded on Weekends: Study

  Lower staffing levels at hospitals, not organ quality, is likely reason why, researcher says

  • Posted November 7, 2015
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  Kidney Disease Rates Have Stabilized in U.S., Study Finds

  Experts credit improved treatment of 2 leading causes: high blood pressure and diabetes

  • Posted November 7, 2015
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  45-Minute Class Helps Middle Schoolers Master CPR Basics

  They retained the info months later, even without a refresher session, study found

  • Posted November 7, 2015
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  Many Who Survive Cardiac Arrest Don’t Suffer Brain Damage

  Research finds that 84 percent of survivors retain their mental function

  • Posted November 7, 2015
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  What You Need to Know When Your Child Gets a Rash

  Most clear up on their own or are easily treated, but some are contagious -- even dangerous

  • Posted November 6, 2015
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  Doctors Often Flub Achilles Tendon Diagnosis, Review Finds

  1 in 4 ruptures missed during initial exam, but most patients still do OK, researchers say

  • Posted November 6, 2015
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  The Physically Active Less Prone to Post-Heart Attack Depression

  Research underscores link between physical activity and mental health

  • Posted November 6, 2015
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